Polichni

Polichni is a village located in the municipality of Gevgelija in North Macedonia. It is situated in the southern part of the country, in the Boshav Voda region, near the border with Greece. The village lies in a valley surrounded by hills and agricultural land.

The economy of Polichni is primarily based on agriculture, with residents cultivating crops such as tobacco, grapes, and vegetables. Livestock farming is also practiced by some households. The village has a small population and retains a rural character.

Historically, the area has seen various settlements throughout different periods. Evidence of ancient and medieval habitation has been found in the vicinity. Like many villages in the region, Polichni has experienced periods of emigration and immigration, influencing its demographic makeup over time.

The local infrastructure includes a primary school, a community center, and a church dedicated to Saint Nicholas. The natural surroundings offer opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking and exploring the local landscape. Polichni is accessible via local roads connecting it to Gevgelija and surrounding villages. The closest major transportation hub is the city of Gevgelija, which has a train station and bus services.